For those of us who wear very unusual and/or large sizes of clothing, ordering clothes online is a thing of beauty and convenience. Unless you’re Matt, and JC Penney’s online fulfillment people are utterly unable to read the numbers on a pair of pants and put them in the correct box. Through multiple clothing orders, the retailer has been unable to send Matt the sizes that he actually requests–which I always thought was the entire point of ordering clothes online. [More]
Amazon Took My Sales Account Away, Won't Explain Why
By December 30, 2010
Victoria received word from Amazon that it had shut down her seller account due to poor performance. She says her record was relatively clean and is mystified as to why she’s been booted from the system, and Amazon won’t give her straight answers. [More]
Kohl's Made Me Miss Its Sale Because I Was Too Slow At Shopping Online
By February 19, 2010
Ticketmaster Makes Ticket-Selling Falcons Fan Wait 10 Days For Funds
By September 8, 2009
Jeremy sold his Atlanta Falcons game tickets through Ticketmaster, the NFL’s official ticket reseller. Ticketmaster’s FAQ say the money should have been deposited into his account within five business days, but it took longer than that, and Jeremy had to hold the ticketing monolith’s hand throughout the process and get an agent to manually authorize his payment.
